Services

Day-care surgery with modern lens options, explained honestly before you decide.

• Micro-incision (MICS), day-care procedure — home the same day
• Monofocal, toric and multifocal lens options
• Clear recovery guidance and scheduled follow-ups

Diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment and macular care, managed long term.

• OCT-guided diagnosis and monitoring
• Injections and laser care for diabetic eye disease
• Surgical care for retinal detachment and macular conditions

Retina screening for premature newborns, done gently and on schedule.

• Screening for premature and low-birth-weight babies
• Gentle examination, timed to the screening schedule
• Coordination with neonatal units and paediatricians

Kala Motia detection and pressure monitoring, before vision is lost.

• Eye pressure and optic nerve head monitoring
• Visual field testing on the Octopus perimeter and OCT nerve scans
• Long-term medication, laser and surgical management

In-clinic laser procedures for retinal and post-cataract concerns.

• YAG and retinal lasers performed in the clinic
• Short, walk-in walk-out procedures
• Post-procedure review to confirm the result

Corrective and cosmetic surgery of the eyelids and the tissues around the eye.

• Watering and discharge — dacryocystitis (nasoor), punctal stenosis, NLD block
• Eyelid conditions — ptosis, ectropion, entropion, lid retraction, lid tumours
• Orbital tumours, fracture repair, inflammation and proptosis
• Aesthetics — under-eye bags, dark circles, wrinkles, botox and fillers

Assessment and correction of squint (bhenga-pan) in children and adults.

• Full evaluation to find the cause before treating
• Surgery, glasses, eye drops or orthoptic exercises as appropriate
• Screening for the hidden causes squint can signal

Slowing the progression of short-sightedness in children and teens.

• Prescription and eye-growth tracking over time
• Evidence-based myopia control options
• Parent-friendly guidance on habits and screen time

Halting the thinning cornea early, so a transplant never becomes necessary.

• Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking (C3R / CXL)
• Specialty contact lenses and prescription glasses
• Intracorneal ring segments (ICRS)
• Corneal transplant in advanced cases

Specs removal for high myopia and thin corneas, where LASIK is not suitable.

• For high myopia, high astigmatism or thin corneas
• Topical anaesthesia, 20–30 minutes, no corneal tissue removed
• Reversible if ever required
• Most patients see clearly within a few days

Care for the clear front window of the eye, and lenses fitted properly.

• Diagnosis and treatment of corneal disease
• Contact lens fitting as an alternative to glasses
• Training in correct use and care to avoid complications

For burning, grittiness and watering that will not settle on its own.

• Finding the underlying cause rather than just wetting the eye
• Treatment to improve tear quality and reduce inflammation
• Common with screen time, contact lens wear and hormonal change

Eyestrain, headaches and dryness from long hours in front of a screen.

• Assessment of eyestrain, headaches and blurred vision
• Dry eye and focusing checks
• Practical advice on screen habits, breaks and correction

Vision that never developed properly in childhood — treatable, if caught early.

• Early diagnosis, when the result is still reversible
• Correcting the underlying cause — refractive error, squint, ptosis or cataract
• Personalised treatment for children and adults

A clinic set up for little ones — because children’s eyes are not small adult eyes.

• Refractive errors, squint and muscle imbalance
• Childhood cataract, allergies and infections
• Congenital naso-lacrimal duct blockage causing watering
• Retinopathy of prematurity and capillary hemangioma

For sudden painless vision loss or gaps appearing in the visual field.

• Diseases of the optic nerve and associated tissues
• Visual field testing to map the defect
• Particular attention where there is hypertension, diabetes or head injury

Care for inflammation inside the eye, with follow-up that does not rush.

• Careful work-up to find the cause of inflammation
• Steroid-sparing management where appropriate
• Coordinated, unhurried long-term follow-up

A full check of vision, pressure and retina — the right place to start.

• Vision, eye pressure and retinal check in one visit
• Nidek auto-refraction and Topcon non-contact tonometry
• Honest advice — referral only if genuinely required

Detailed retinal scans on site, so results are read the same visit.

• High-resolution macula and optic nerve imaging on the REVO OCT-Angio
• Scans done and read in the same appointment
• Useful baseline for diabetes and glaucoma care

Frames and lenses dispensed in-house, against the prescription you just received.

• Glasses dispensed on site, no second trip needed
• Frames for adults and children
• Lenses matched to the prescription written that visit